Solidatus maps how data moves through an organisation and connects those flows with their business meaning. For financial institutions, the relevant questions include where a reporting number originated, which transformations produced it, who owns the data and what a proposed system change could affect. The product combines technical lineage with processes, policies, controls and reporting context for data, risk, technology and governance teams.[8][9]
Solidatus at a glance
| Measure | Value | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Primary role | Enterprise data lineage and metadata governance | Models relationships between data assets, transformations, controls and business uses.Source 8 |
| Product components | Solidatus platform and AI Lineage Assistant | Automated integrations, visual models and reviewed AI-assisted model editing.Source 2Source 6 |
| Delivery | SaaS, on-premises, private cloud or hybrid | The product page lists Azure, AWS and GCP for managed cloud deployment.Source 1 |
| Public price example | USD 247,500 for 36 months | AWS Marketplace single-production-instance bundle, with the inclusions detailed below.Source 18 |
| Company identity | Solidatus is a Threadneedle Software group brand | The public website operator and registered group entities are distinguished in the company section.Source 12Source 16Source 17 |
Services and platform capabilities
Sections ↑What the platform models and analyses
| Capability | Published mechanism | Operational use |
|---|---|---|
| Technical and business lineage | Links sources, transformations, processes, controls and reports in one model. | Data owners and analysts can place an individual technical dependency in the context of the business activity using it.Source 8 |
| Impact analysis | Fine-grained dependency analysis combines technical flows with business information. | Change teams assess affected systems and reports, compare migration options and identify gaps before a planned alteration.Source 9 |
| Historical and future states | Bi-temporal models retain business time and system time. | Teams can reconstruct a reporting-date view or model a planned architecture; the two time dimensions distinguish when a change applied from when it was recorded.Source 1 |
| Policy and control mapping | Reference models associate regulations and policies with data assets. | Users can trace a policy through the represented data estate and locate recorded controls or gaps.Source 10 |
| AI Lineage Assistant | Drafts mappings, proposes relationships and enriches metadata from natural-language requests. | PDFs, images and spreadsheets can be converted into candidate structured models. Proposals go through validation before production.Source 6 |
The value of a lineage model depends on the relationships it represents. Solidatus’ governance material describes linking existing catalogues, dictionaries, asset inventories, risks and controls to standard taxonomies. People still define the policies and processes; the model gives them a common place to examine how those decisions relate to systems and data.[8]
Integrations and connector scope
Sections ↑Solidatus distinguishes an Integration from a Solution. An Integration is software that ingests metadata, lineage and transformation information through source-system APIs or files. A Solution adds configuration, consulting and implementation expertise around a more complex connection. This distinction matters for estates where extracting lineage requires discovery and interpretation as well as installing a connector.[2]
Published connection types
| Connection | How it works | Scope detail |
|---|---|---|
| REST API and file ingestion | Extract source metadata and load structured models into Solidatus. | Custom connectors and automation can supplement packaged integrations.Source 3 |
| Microsoft Purview | Bidirectional integration links Purview Data Map with Solidatus lineage. | The combination extends the view across Microsoft and non-Microsoft sources and can synchronise business context such as glossaries, domains and owners.Source 5 |
| Microsoft Fabric | The FAQ describes access via Purview plus direct component connections. | Named examples are Power BI, Azure SQL Database and OneLake; this is component-level coverage rather than a blanket claim about every Fabric feature.Source 3 |
| OpenLineage | Ingests runtime lineage events and consolidates them into a persistent, versioned graph. | Column detail depends on the emitting integration. Solidatus describes mature Spark support and links with ecosystems including Airflow and dbt.Source 4 |
| Other technology coverage | Published examples include Snowflake, Databricks, Oracle, SQL Server, Informatica, Tableau, Qlik and Looker. | The product page gives technology examples; connector depth and supported versions depend on the relevant integration.Source 1 |
The OpenLineage integration combines evidence from runtime jobs with design-time or manually supplied lineage. Repeated events can be normalised rather than leaving separate graphs for every execution, and business ownership or policy information can be attached to the resulting model. Missing column-level information remains a source-coverage issue: a richer visual graph does not independently prove that a job emitted every required relationship.[4]
Pricing, licence units and commercial terms
Sections ↑The AWS Marketplace listing provides a concrete public package price. It is a specific channel offer with a stated contract duration and user allocation; it should not be converted into an assumed standard monthly seat tariff for every Solidatus deployment.[18]
Published AWS Marketplace package
| Item | Vendor listing as checked on 21 October 2026 |
|---|---|
| Contract price | USD 247,500 for 36 months.Source 18 |
| Instance | One production instance.Source 18 |
| Users | 10 administrator users, 2 author licences, 2 practitioner licences and 20 consumer licences.Source 18 |
| Included capabilities | Standard importers, API access and standard support.Source 18 |
| Implementation allocation | Three days for implementation, configuration, training and e-learning.Source 18 |
| Additional costs and cancellation | AWS infrastructure costs may be additional. Published fees are non-cancellable and non-refundable except where required by law.Source 18 |
Solidatus’ integration catalogue distinguishes packaged connectors from more involved Solutions that combine software, configuration, consulting and implementation support. This is a material scope distinction for work involving complex legacy applications or governance integrations, where the services needed extend beyond a standard importer.[2]
Implementation, model ownership and maintenance
Sections ↑Implementation and operation
| Workstream | Published approach | Ongoing consequence |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | Managed SaaS, customer data centres, private cloud or hybrid. | The platform describes automatic updates for SaaS; on-premises rollouts follow deployment-specific release requirements.Source 1Source 7 |
| Source discovery | Connect APIs and files, discover structures and import lineage. | Complex integrations may require a Solution with consulting and configuration, rather than only a software connector.Source 2 |
| Business enrichment | Link metadata with owners, dictionaries, processes, risks and controls. | Business teams maintain the meaning and responsibilities attached to technical assets.Source 8 |
| Change planning | Compare present and planned data flows and assess dependencies. | Models can document migration progress, alternative future states and gaps between the intended and current architecture.Source 9 |
| AI-assisted model updates | Review staged proposals using visual differences and undo/redo. | Human reviewers validate suggested relationships before accepting changes into production models.Source 6 |
For the 2026.3 release, Solidatus explicitly directs on-premises customers to the Operations Release Notes before planning an upgrade, and directs customers seeking BYOLLM or MCP access to their account or customer success manager. The public announcement therefore describes available capabilities together with an enablement route, rather than establishing that they are already switched on for every customer.[7]
Support, response targets and contacts
Sections ↑The publicly linked marketplace Support Policy assigns a customer success manager and allows up to three designated customer contacts. Support is remote unless otherwise agreed. Its published response targets are subject to commercially reasonable efforts, and tickets submitted outside standard support hours are treated as opened the next business day. The document does not specify those hours or promise a resolution deadline.[19]
Response targets in the published Support Policy
| Severity | Described impact | Response target |
|---|---|---|
| Urgent | Software inoperative; no alternative method. | 4 hoursSource 19 |
| High | Major degradation or restricted use while operational. | 8 hoursSource 19 |
| Medium | Impaired component with a usable workaround. | 24 hoursSource 19 |
| Low | Cosmetic issue without operational impairment. | 1 weekSource 19 |
Published contact routes
Data permissions, AI controls and security
Sections ↑Solidatus is a software supplier for data governance, reporting and change analysis. References to BCBS 239, DORA and other frameworks describe supported use cases. Policy mappings and lineage records provide evidence for an institution’s control processes; they are not a financial-services permission or an assurance that all of that institution’s obligations have been met.[10]
Published control model
| Area | Documented position |
|---|---|
| AI review | The Assistant stages proposed mappings and metadata changes for human validation, with visual differences, undo/redo and an audit trail. Confidence indicators and the vendor’s hallucination-detection feature assist review; no error-free-output guarantee was verified.Source 6 |
| Model-provider choice | BYOLLM permits an organisation to connect its approved model provider and keys. Solidatus also describes hosted model infrastructure. The chosen arrangement determines the actual model and data-processing path.Source 6Source 7 |
| Security governance | The published information-security policy covers personnel, third parties, systems and customer information, with risk assessment, resilience and board oversight. It is a policy statement, not a penetration-test report.Source 14 |
| Personal-data roles | The marketplace-linked DPA identifies Solidatus as processor and the customer as controller; it places responsibility for the necessary permissions and legal bases on the customer.Source 19 |
Company identity and background
Sections ↑The website privacy policy names Threadneedle Software Holdings Limited trading as Solidatus, but pairs that name with company number 07485799. Companies House identifies 07485799 as Threadneedle Software Limited and 11251238 as Threadneedle Software Holdings Limited, both active. The number/name mismatch is preserved here rather than silently assigning the operating-company number to the holding company. The published services agreement defines the contracting parties in the order.[12][16][17][19]
Company reference details
| Measure | Value | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Operating company registry | Threadneedle Software Limited — 07485799 | Incorporated 7 January 2011; active at the check date.Source 16 |
| Holding company registry | Threadneedle Software Holdings Limited — 11251238 | Incorporated 13 March 2018; active at the check date.Source 17 |
| Registered address | 5th Floor, 16 Great Queen Street, Covent Garden, London WC2B 5DG | The current Companies House entries give this address for both entities.Source 16Source 17 |
| Published contact office | 35–41 Folgate Street, London E1 6BX | Contact and privacy correspondence address, distinct from the registered office.Source 13Source 12 |
| Product history | Launched in February 2017 | The company records a 2021 Series A backed by AlbionVC, Citi and HSBC, and a Houston US headquarters launched in 2022.Source 11 |
| Later financing | £5 million growth-debt loan announced 30 October 2025 | Salica Investments funding was described as a loan supporting research, AI-lineage development and growth.Source 15 |
- Operator
- Threadneedle Software Holdings Limited, trading as Solidatus (published website operator)
- Service scope
- Data-lineage and metadata software connecting source systems, transformations, business uses, ownership and controls for governance, change analysis and reporting.
- Customer types
- Banks; Financial-market infrastructure firms; Asset managers; Enterprise data-governance teams; Risk and reporting teams
- Delivery
- SaaS; On premises; Hosted; Hybrid; API
- Pricing publication
- Public and quoted pricing
- Headquarters
- London, United Kingdom (published office); Houston, Texas (US headquarters)
- Platforms
- Solidatus; AI Lineage Assistant
- Integrations
- Microsoft Purview; OpenLineage; Microsoft Fabric components; REST API and SDK; Cloud, database, transformation and BI connectors
- Pricing scope
- AWS Marketplace lists USD 247,500 for a 36-month single-production-instance bundle; other scope is arranged separately.
- Implementation
- API and file ingestion, configured connectors and professional integration solutions; customer-reviewed model changes and deployment-specific upgrades.
- Support
- Public marketplace terms provide a customer success manager and severity-based response targets; contractual conditions and business-hours treatment apply.
- Permissions and regulatory scope
- Data-governance technology. Regulatory mapping describes software use cases; regulatory obligations remain with the deploying institution.
Provider metadata checked 21 Oct 2026Source 12Source 8Source 1Source 2Source 3Source 6Source 18Source 19Source 10Source 11
Additional Information
Sections ↑Solidatus 2026.3, announced on 6 July 2026, added MCP support to connect external AI assistants and agents with governed lineage context. The same release introduced persistent Assistant sessions, a Prompt Library and ChatRollup to carry relevant model context into continued work. Accepted model changes retain attribution and timestamps. These functions expand the ways users interact with lineage; customer review remains part of the published operating model.[7]
Two implementation distinctions are useful when reading the feature list. First, a catalogue connection and a complete lineage map are different deliverables: the depth of metadata obtained from a source affects the questions the model can answer. Second, a future-state model represents a planned configuration. It is useful for evaluating dependencies and migration options, but it does not itself execute the migration or demonstrate the deployed estate has changed.[3][9]
Sources & further reading
- Advanced Data Lineage Platform Solidatus · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Integrations and Solutions Solidatus · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Solidatus Integrations and Solutions: FAQ Solidatus · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- OpenLineage Solidatus · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Solidatus for Microsoft Purview Solidatus · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- AI Lineage Assistant Solidatus · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Solidatus launches 2026.3 product update Solidatus · 6 Jul 2026 · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Data Lineage as a Foundation for Data Governance Solidatus · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Data Lineage for Change Management Solidatus · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Data Lineage for Regulatory Compliance Solidatus · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Discover Solidatus Solidatus · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Privacy Policy Solidatus · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Contact Solidatus Solidatus · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Information Security Policy version 3.1 Solidatus · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Solidatus secures £5 million backing from Salica Investments Solidatus · 30 Oct 2025 · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- THREADNEEDLE SOFTWARE LIMITED: company overview Companies House · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- THREADNEEDLE SOFTWARE HOLDINGS LIMITED: company overview Companies House · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Solidatus: AWS Marketplace listing Solidatus via AWS Marketplace · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
- Solidatus Master Services Agreement, Support Policy and Data Processing Agreement Solidatus · Accessed 21 Oct 2026
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